St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

DIR. Bafnb bridge Folwell, of Buffalo, n. Y.
brother of Prof. FOlwell, is in the city. ,
Fred ". Dillingham; left to-day for Dix
field, Me-, where he will spend the winter.
A c. Johnson of Osceola, Wis, owner of
the Osceola flour mills, is sojourning at the
Clark.
Hon. Andrew Nelson, of Litchfeld, Mimi,
president of the Meeker County bank, is at
the Clark.
MI and Mrs. Peter Burfning and daughter
left yesterday morning for Missouri, where
they will spend the winter
Mr. and Mrs. d. C. Bell will give an in
formal gathering tomorrow evening at their
residence, 22I5 Park avenue.
IA party will be given on next Monday
evening for the benefit of the Lucy Hayes
W. c. Z. L.. by Mrs. Frances Neal.
Frank A. Baylies and Miss Jennie B.
HERB were recently welded at the residence
of 5. F. Baker, sos Third avenue south.
j. II. bonner, the caterer, will serve the
refreshments at the Kitchegammi club an
nual reception at Duluth Friday evening.
The reception of Hon. E. NJ. Wilson and
wife will take place on Friday evening, in
stead of "Wednesday night, as announced.
A II. Bertram, of Monticello, who has
acted as clerk of the senate for several ses-
sions, is stopping at the Nicollet for few
days.
OProf W. NJ. Bustall viii lecture tonight on
personal Experiences i'll 1861" at 20l4
Third avenue south, for the benefit of the
Home Missionary society.
The marriage of E. Loehman and Miss
Lena Eschnier was solemniZed on Sunday
evening by Rev. Rabbi Hiawizi in the pres
ence of about 100 intimate friends and rela
tons at the Apollo club parlOrs.
Tomorrow evening the marriage of Ace
p. Abel and Miss Elizabeth l.. French, of
Jacksonville, ILL.,, will take place al the Geth-
scmane church. Rev. A. r. Graves will
Oficiate.
OIL 1to..;,. Ill r.;,o = ,,nc,s,o-a;.,o
euchre party tonight at his home. CO. South
Tenth street. About fifty invitations have
been issued. Dorner will ser|e an elaborate
repast and Danzs orchestra will furnish mu
sic.
DIR. Muft and wife pleasantly entertained
number OF friends last evening at their home
at 12l4 Linden avenue Excellent music
was rendered during the evening by the or
chestra secured for the occasion. Refresh
ments were served by May. the caterer.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Mathew Sagendorf and Mary Chamberlain,
Walter Washington and Ollie Cousins, Rey-
naldo i. Fitzgerald and Ella Stansfield.
George A. COlburn and Maria Il. Hall. Fever
MADISON and Sarah Everson, Oliver P. Den
his and Rosetta Miller, Ernest FellS and
Tillie Beitz.
The Eighth Ward Prohibition club elected
officers last Sunday as follows: Pres
ident, J. NJ. Perry; vice presidents, G. l.. Sim
ons and Mrs. G. +. Getty; chaplain, j. W.
A. \. Kelly; executive committee, j. W.
Tousley, j. W. Lansing and c. L. Slmons.
The Bethanian Society of Bennett semi
nary will give their annual entertainment
Friday at O'Clock.
The young ladies of the Andrew Presby-
terrain church Will have d sale of useful aid
fancy articles to-day and tomorrow in the
pariOrS of the church. supper Will be served
during the evening.
1.-THE marriage of Miss Nellie Prior, an
esteemed young lady of Minneapolis, to ). j.
Condit will be solemnized this afternoon at
the residence of The brides parents, at 800
Seventh street south. An excellent wedding
dinner will be served in Mays most favorite
style i'll the latter part of the afternoon, after
which the happy couple will take the even
ing train for Cleveland. o.. where they re-
main visiting friends and relatives during
the holidays.
The installation of the officers elected for
the ensuing year for the Minneapolis Lodge
No. l. X. of F.. will take place on the even
ing of Jan. 6, 1888, and will be followed by
a social hop and a supper. The officers elect
are Fred E.Wheaton chancellor commander;
A. f. Horton, vice chancellor; Spencer b.
Castle, prelate; Fred A. George, keeper of
of finance; David ID. Smith, master of ex-
chequer; E. W. Weinmann, master
at arms; Martin Tyson, trustee;
James W. Doran, hall director.
The following committees will have charge
of the entertainment: Committee of arrange
ments, ID. d. Smith, y. Z. Horton, j. j. Fret
ter, Fred f. Wheaton Refreshment COM
mittee, Ne s1ames j. J. Fretter. f. A. George,
d. ID. smith. A. E. Horton, j. 2. McCracken
II. Bidwell. j. P. Allaire, A. j. Hart, G. S.
West.